Fort Worth Civic Orchestra
Music That Builds Community
About the FWCO
The Fort Worth Civic Orchestra is a nonprofit ensemble dedicated to enriching the community through accessible, high-quality orchestral performances. Founded by volunteer musicians, the orchestra has grown into a cherished cultural institution, offering free concerts and educational programs that foster a love for symphonic music across generations.
Through its commitment to musical excellence and community engagement, the Fort Worth Civic Orchestra continues to inspire audiences and support the arts in North Texas.
November 7: A Golden Awakening
We invite you to join us for a historic evening as the Fort Worth Civic Orchestra begins its 50th anniversary season. “A Golden Awakening” celebrates half a century of community music and marks our debut in our beautiful new performance home at Nicholas Martin Hall on the Texas Wesleyan University campus.
The orchestra will perform a program of passionate and triumphant romantic masterpieces:
- Rossini: Overture to Semiramide
- Schumann: Symphony No. 1
- Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet
Music has been the heart of our organization since 1977, and sharing this golden milestone with our community is our greatest privilege. As always, admission is completely free. We look forward to welcoming you to our new venue as we launch our next fifty years of live orchestral music.
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